In conflict zones, healthcare systems face immense challenges, with hospitals destroyed and medical professionals in short supply. As conflicts continue to devastate civilian lives across the globe, healthcare systems in war zones face unprecedented challenges. In the past decade alone, over 180,000 civilians have been killed in armed conflicts worldwide, with regions like Syria experiencing a mass exodus of healthcare workers—over 70% have fled due to violence. In Ukraine, recent reports indicate that over 17 million people require humanitarian assistance, with healthcare facilities frequently targeted and damaged, leading to significant shortages of medical supplies and personnel. In Palestine, the situation
Addressing the crisis in conflict healthcare as seen on The Hippocratic Post.